Posted on 03/26/2003 10:27:20 PM PST by bd476
March 22, 2003
"Let FBI and CIA agents talk about links to terrorism"
(snip) "If our government is serious about fighting terrorism, why won't it hear from its own FBI and CIA agents about terrorist acts in this country? What's wrong with letting them talk?" (end of snip)
(snip) "Johnson, Woolsey and Vogel have tried to get the FBI and Congress to consider stark evidence that a former Iraqi soldier, who emigrated to the U.S. after the first Gulf War, was tied to a terrorist cell in Oklahoma City that was involved in the 1995 bombing there, but the FBI keeps telling them they are crazy."
"Vogel is prepared to swear before Congress that he met with an Oklahoma City TV reporter, her husband and her lawyer on Jan. 28, 1999, at that city's FBI office and received documents implicating the Iraqi's involvement in the bombing, and that Vogel turned them over to his superiors, only to have those documents disappear." (end of snip)
James Patterson Opinion Page of the Indy Star http://www.indystar.com/print/articles/2/030600-4642-021.html ****
Also:
Wall Street Journal Commentary: 22 September 2002 Micah Morrison
(snip) "The McVeigh defense filings portray the Nichols link to the Cebu City boarding house, Ramzi Yousef and Abu Sayyaf as grounds for believing that bomb-making expertise may have been passed to Nichols through "Iraqi intelligence based in the Philippines." McVeigh attorney Stephen Jones told Insight magazine recently that six months before the Oklahoma City bombing, "Tim couldn't blow up a rock. Then Terry goes to the Philippines," and their bomb-making skills take a great leap forward. The court did not grant Mr. Jones's request to comb through U.S. intelligence files in search of an Iraq connection to the Oklahoma City bombing." (end of snip). . .
. . . (snip) "None of this is "hard evidence," let alone "conclusive evidence," that Saddam Hussein was complicit in Sept. 11 or any of the other domestic terrorist attacks. But there is quite a bit of smoke curling up from various routes to Baghdad, and it's not clear that anyone except Jayna Davis and Laurie Mylroie has looked very hard for fire. We do know that Saddam Hussein plotted to assassinate former President George Bush during a visit to Kuwait in April 1993. Could he have been waging a terror offensive against the U.S. ever since the end of the Gulf War? This remains a speculative possibility, but a possibility that needs to be put on the table in a serious way." (end of snip)
Micah Morrison The Wall Street Journal Online
http://online.wsj.com/article_email/0,,SB1031184073773956835,00.html
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Oklahoma City Television Investigative Reporter:
http://www.jaynadavis.com/
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Also:
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/articles/1678779
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(Excerpt) Read more at indystar.com ...
Sick to think that Clinton was taking his personal method of "bimbo suppression" ("if they don't talk about it, it didn't happen) and trying to apply something similar to US foreign policy, but it was sick already to have such a person in office. We paid the price 9/11 and we are paying the price now.
It is naive to think a Clinton would voluntarily restrain their immoral schemes. Shamelessness knows no bounds.
Like the deceptions of perverse sexual conquests, the harassment, intimidation and elimination of enemies, lust for money and power at all costs, Clinton foreign policy submitted truth to the fantasy of 'peace and prosperity'.
Terrorism first struck America shortly after Clinton's inauguration in 1993, starting with the first World Trade Center attack. It was followed by the OKC terrorist bombing, and the TWA800 missile attack just prior to the Olympics launching his second election campaign.
Lies, deception and denial infected the investigations of these incidents, leading to the serious distrust of the Clinton administration and all government.
As Freeper Mia T so eloquently states, Clinton hid from the radical Islamic terrorist threat, allowing it to metastasize.
The Clinton Legacy stands eternal - characterized by shame, cowardice, ineptitude, and dishonor.
However, we must face the fact that Ashcroft has been the Attorney General since 2001 and there is no statute of limitations on the murder of our fellow citizens in the Murrah Building.
Had we announced to the world we were acting in self defense in our goal of regime change as a result of attacks on the U.S. by Iraq on April 19, 1995 and September 11, 2001 , as a member of NATO, Turkey would have likely permitted our troops to approach Baghdad from the north. We will never know how many American soldiers' lives would have been spared had the truth been told about Iraq's role in 9-11 and in the Oklahoma City bombing.
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